The other speakers, Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux, were admitted to New Zealand

Immigration NZ has granted visas to controversial Canadian speakers Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux, but Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway says the decision does not tolerate their "disgusting opinions".

The two sparked a debate about freedom of expression in New Zealand even before they arrived, they received specific work visas to visit New Zealand for 10 days for public speaking events

"INZ's decision in no way condones the views expressed by the government pair and goes against the kind and tolerant values ​​of the vast majority of New Zealanders ", Said Lees-Galloway

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"I understand that many people would prefer that Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux never set foot in New Zealand

" The law and instructions of Immigration have criteria c Lets for the granting of a visa, including some character requirements, of which I was notified the couple. "

Neither one nor the other had been convicted A group of politicians, lawyers and commentators, dubbed the Free Speech Coalition, hired a lawyer to prosecute the Auckland Council for banning the far-right pair from using city-owned premises, arguing that council and / or mayor Phil Goff have violated the freedom of expression under the Charter of Rights and Political Discrimination under the Human Rights Act by denying lecturers the use of the Bruce Mason Center

Southern received a bill of 68,000 Australian dollars from Victorian police for protecting Melbourne event tonight.

She arrived in Australia last week for a speaking tour in major centers, told Sky News' Andrew Bolt Australia last night that the police participated it protests against it because the draft law on protection would encourage demonstrations at other events and would close them.